General Motors’ Cruise is attempting to get its self-driving cars back on the road. But for now, humans will stay in the ...

General Motors’ Cruise is redeploying robotaxis in Phoenix after nearly five months of paused operations, the company said in a blog post. The catch? The cars will be in “manual mode,” so ...

General Motors' Cruise subsidiary ... pedestrian and derailed its self-driving car ambitions. The incident resulted in Cruise's license to operate its driverless fleet in California being ...

According to his complaint, the other driver claims the Cruise car attempted a left turn at the intersection of North Spruce Street and Geary Boulevard in San Francisco, without yielding to oncoming ...

General Motors' Cruise subsidiary will be restarting its manual driving to create maps and gather road information in select cities as the robotaxi service looks to resume driverless operations ...

A Cruise self-driving car, which is owned by General Motors Corp, is seen outside the company’s headquarters in San Francisco where it does most of its testing, in California, U.S., September 26 ...

After suspending operations last fall, Cruise, the troubled autonomous-driving unit of General Motors Co., plans to ... Last October, a Cruise driverless robotaxi struck and dragged a pedestrian ...

SAN FRANCISCO, United States — GM subsidiary Cruise on Tuesday ... will not carry public passengers.” Cruise suspended all operations of driverless cars in October after California authorities ...

(RTTNews) - Cruise LLC, the autonomous vehicle company owned by auto giant General Motors Co., announced ... the firm's license to operate driverless cars. Further, the National Highway Traffic ...